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2．-Whose advice do you think I should take？
-________．（　　）
A．That's itB．You speakC．You get itD．It's up to you

分析 ---你觉得为应该听谁的建议？
---自己决定吧．

解答 答案：D
前者问后者的意见，该听谁的建议．It's up to you"自己决定"，符合语境；You get it你做到了；You speak你们说；That's it那就是了．

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